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1 Apprenticeship and Training for Careers as Electrical Workers in the Union Electrical Construction Industry 3390 North Woodford Street Decatur, IL Phone (217) Fax (217) METC146.com Jason L. Drake Training Director Jennifer Durand Office Manager Equally and Jointly Sponsored by: The Illinois Chapter, National Electrical Contractors Association, Midstate Division necanet.org ilneca.org The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW Local Union #146 ibew.org ibew146.com In Cooperation with: Electrical Training Alliance electricaltrainingalliance.org Apprenticeship Opportunities offered for the following Electrical Worker Classifications: Inside Wireman Residential Wireman Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician Industrial Commercial Residential Serving all or part of these counties: Christian Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Effingham Fayette Macon Montgomery Moultrie Piatt Shelby Serving these communities and many others: Charleston Clinton Coffeen Decatur Effingham Greenup Maroa Mattoon Morrisonville Mt. Zion Pana Shelbyville Taylorville Tuscola Start Career as an Apprentice Serve an Apprenticeship Top Out as a Journeyman Apprenticeship and Training Since 1944 Page 1 of 8
2 Midstate Electrical Training Center Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunities Inside Wireman Residential Wireman Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician Midstate Electrical Training Center is the primary training source for the area s Union Electrical Construction Industry. METC s goal is to recruit the best possible candidates for the Apprenticeship Programs it operates for the Industry. METC seeks those that are best suited for a career as an Electrical Worker. Our customers, Union Electrical Contractors, and Union demand the best. Through METC, Apprentices are properly and safely trained until they top out as Journeyman Electrical Workers. These careers are construction based occupations. A true desire to be committed and dedicated to a career in this Industry is an imperative prerequisite one must have prior to completing an application. The best Electrical Workers in the Industry earn an excellent living; even as national and local economies rise and fall. To earn and keep an opportunity, a person must be able to meet all of METC s requirements, qualifications, and expectations. Electrical Worker Apprenticeship opportunities combine On-the-Job Training (OJT) through employment with a Union Electrical Contractor and mandatory Related Classroom Training (RCT) at METC. Apprentices receive RCT at the Training Center in Decatur, IL, at Richland Community College, and at other various training sites. While on the job an Apprentice is under the supervision of a Journeyman Electrical Worker and is taught the practical aspects of the trade. While in the classroom, an Apprentice is taught the theoretical aspects of the trade by a Journeyman Electrical Worker who is a qualified subject matter expert. An Apprentice graduates to Journeyman status after successfully serving his/her Apprenticeship. Union Electrical Contractors throughout the Nation employ Journeymen and Apprentice Electrical Workers. Union Electrical Workers are the best in the Electrical Industry. They are highly skilled electrical tradesmen that receive excellent pay, paid pension plans, and paid family health insurance premiums. Inside Wireman 5 Year Apprenticeship Program. In the Union Electrical Construction Industry, Electrical Workers classified as an Inside Wireman make up the largest share of the occupations represented by the IBEW. IBEW Local 146 represents nearly 500 active Journeyman Inside Wiremen and an average of 60 Apprentice Inside Wiremen. Inside Wiremen are Electricians. They primarily operate inside the property lines of a customer s facility, unlike Electrical Workers with the Outside Linemen classification. Inside Wiremen specialize in installing and/or maintaining the power, lighting, controls, and other electrical equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial facilities. The 5 year Inside Wireman Apprenticeship Program is the main program for Midstate Electrical Training Center. Apprentices in this program are required to complete a minimum of 900 hours of related classroom training (RCT) and a minimum of 8000 hours of on-the-job training (OJT). Starting pay scale for a 1st year Apprentice Inside Wireman is 42% of Journeyman scale, +/- $15.00/hour. Plus, paid pension plans and paid family health insurance premiums. This program typically starts new Apprentice Inside Wiremen per year after the Application Process is completed. Generally, the new Apprentices are indentured in April, placed with an Electrical Contractor for employment in May, and begin classes in August. Applications are available. Residential Wireman 3 Year Apprenticeship Program. Electrical Workers classified as a Residential Wireman are quite similar to Inside Wiremen and they are electricians. They are represented by the IBEW and specialize in installing and/or maintaining all of the electrical systems in single-family and multi-family houses or dwellings. The 3 year Residential Wireman Apprenticeship Program offered by Midstate Electrical Training Center usually has limited opportunities and program availability may vary due to Industry needs. Apprentices in this program are required to complete a minimum of 480 hours of related classroom training (RCT) and a minimum of 4800 hours of on-the-job training (OJT). Starting pay scale for a 1st Year Apprentice Residential Wireman is 50% of Journeyman scale, +/- $10.00/hour. Plus, paid pension plans and paid family health insurance premiums. At this time, opportunities for this program are very limited due to lack of Industry needs. Applications are available. Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician 3 Year Apprenticeship Program. Electrical Workers classified as a Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician are not electricians, but the classification is fundamentally similar to the Inside and Residential classifications. They are represented by the IBEW and specialize in installing and/or maintaining circuits and equipment for telephones, computer networks, video distribution systems, security and access control systems, fire alarm systems, and other low voltage systems in residential, commercial, and industrial facilities. The 3 year Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician Apprenticeship Program offered by Midstate Electrical Training Center usually has limited opportunities and program availability may vary due to Industry needs. Apprentices in this program are required to complete a minimum of 480 hours of related classroom training (RCT) and a minimum of 4800 hours of on-the-job training (OJT). The current pay scale for a 1st Year Apprentice Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician is 45% of Journeyman scale, +/- $14.00/hour. Plus, paid pension plans and paid family health insurance premiums. At this time, opportunities for this program are limited due to Industry needs. This program typically starts 0-3 new Apprentice Voice/Data/Video Installer Technicians per year after the Application Process is completed. Generally, the new Apprentices are indentured in April, placed with a VDV Contractor for employment in May, and begin classes in August. Applications are available. Outside Lineman Midstate Electrical Training Center does not offer Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunities for the classification of Outside Lineman. Call IBEW Local 51 in Springfield, IL at for more information. Page 2 of 8
3 Midstate Electrical Training Center Application Requirements and Qualifications for Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunities Inside Wireman Residential Wireman Voice/Data/Video Installer Technician Women, Minorities and Military Veterans Are strongly encouraged to apply (Qualifying Veterans receive G.I. Bill benefits while serving an apprenticeship through a registered Apprenticeship Program) If you have construction and/or electrical construction experience We strongly encourage you to apply (No experience is required) We offer Employment and on-the-job training (OJT) opportunities with over 25 Electrical Contractors; an excellent, defined wage package; paid pension plans; paid family health insurance premiums; related classroom training (RCT) at our Training Center; and no tuition fees. Employment and education opportunities are provided to Apprentices through an apprenticeship process that includes mandatory OJT and mandatory RCT. If you accept an opportunity, you will be expected to be committed and dedicated to a lifelong career as an Electrical Worker. You must be willing to be classified as an Apprentice, successfully serve an apprenticeship, and graduate to a Journeyman Electrical Worker classification. This is a construction based occupation. These careers are physically and mentally demanding. Our Electrical Contractors, IBEW Local 146, our customers, extreme weather conditions, and extreme jobsite conditions demand the best Electrical Workers. Employment opportunities are affected by the strength of national and local economies. Application Deadline for Opportunities available in 2017 is January 13, 2017 The following requirements must be met before an application can be completed: 1. Jurisdiction: Must live, must be willing to work, and must be willing to commute within the jurisdictional boundaries of IBEW Local 146. The jurisdiction includes all or part of 12 counties in central Illinois: Christian, Coles, Cumberland, DeWitt, Douglas, Effingham, Fayette, Macon, Montgomery, Moultrie, Piatt, and Shelby. 2. Age: Must be 18 years old at the time of indenture. Eligible to apply if 17 years old and are a senior in high school. 3. Education: Must have a high school diploma, a GED, or a 2 year Associate degree or higher. 4. Algebra 1: Must have completed a minimum of one year of high school Algebra 1, or equivalent with a C or 75%. Pre- Algebra does not meet this requirement. Successful completion of the NJATC s on-line tech math course ( satisfies this requirement; proof is required. 5. Valid Driver s License: Must possess a valid driver s license. Applicants must provide the following at the time of application: 1. Application Fee: $25.00 application fee is required at the time of application. Check or money-order only, NO CASH. 2. Birth Certificate: Must provide original or a certified copy from the county you were born in. 3. Verify Education: Must provide official high school transcript(s). Must provide official college transcript(s) if applicable. Must provide official GED transcript if applicable. High school seniors must provide official high school transcript(s). 4. Valid Driver s License: Must provide proof of a valid driver s license. 5. Military Veterans: Must provide a copy of DD-214 to verify experience/training. Must provide MOS and related documentation for any related electrical experience/training. 6. Other Documents: Must provide a Resume and any other applicable documents. With the above requirements met, an Applicant must complete an application in person at the Training Center. Applications are accepted on a year-round basis and are typically available on Thursdays by appointment only. Applicants must call to make an APPLICATION APPOINTMENT with the Training Director. The Training Center is located in the east half of IBEW Local 146 s facility located at 3390 North Woodford Street, Decatur, IL Please report to the North Entrance, Single Door. Applicants are Null and Void if requirements are not met within 30 days of the application date. Applicants must consider the following: qualifying on an Aptitude Test, Background Check, ranking score/eligibility list placement after an Interview, and if after accepting an apprenticeship opportunity pass Drug Screen and Pre-employment Physical Exam. Please go to METC146.com for more information. The recruitment, selection, employment and training of apprentices during their apprenticeship, shall be without discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex or age (except the applicant must be at least 17 years of age to apply and 18 years of age at time of indenture). METC does not and will not discriminate against a qualified individual with a disability because of the disability of such individual. METC will take affirmative action to provide equal opportunity of apprenticeship and will operate the apprenticeship program as required under applicable law and lawful regulations issued hereunder. Page 3 of 8
4 Midstate Electrical Training Center The Application Process to Qualify for and Earn an Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunity 1. Choose Career and Apply: A person must choose to pursue a career as an Electrical Worker, and then apply to one, two, or all three of the corresponding Apprenticeship Programs provided by METC (pending availability). It is possible for one year to pass from the date of application to the date of accepting an opportunity, if offered. An Applicant must meet all requirements and qualifications before proceeding to step 2. See documents: Application Requirements and Qualifications for Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunities and Map of Jurisdiction. 2. Aptitude Test: An Applicant meeting all requirements and qualifications will be notified by mail of an invitation to take the Electrical Training Alliance Aptitude Test Battery. Tests are administered by METC to groups of Applicants; typically in January. The test battery includes two tests: Algebra and Functions, and Reading Comprehension. An Applicant must earn a minimum composite test score of a 4 before proceeding to step 3. Multiple attempts to earn a qualifying score at 6 month intervals are allowed. An Applicant is rendered as null and void for failing to take a scheduled test. 3. Background Check: An Applicant who earned a qualifying score on the aptitude test will be subject to a background check. 4. Interview: An Applicant who earned a qualifying score on the aptitude test will be notified by mail of an invitation to interview with METC s Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (Committee). Groups of Applicants are typically interviewed once a year in March. The Committee consists of 6 members: 3 NECA members and 3 IBEW members. The Committee is the ultimate authority over the entire Apprenticeship Program and all Apprentices. METC seeks candidates best suited for the Industry. An Applicant must earn a ranking score from the Committee, before proceeding to step 4 (a score between is issued based on interview results and a thorough review of all qualifications). An Applicant is rendered as null and void for failing to appear for a scheduled interview. 5. Eligibility List: An Applicant with a ranking score is placed on the eligibility list for the career(s) chosen. Eligibility is for two years from the date of the interview. Apprenticeship opportunities are offered to Applicants with the highest scores. An Applicant may reapply after eligibility has expired. During eligibility, an Applicant may be re-interviewed by the Committee to earn a new score. To qualify for a re-interview, the Applicant must gain 1000 hours of work experience in the Electrical Industry and/or complete two post-secondary trade related classes. An Applicant s position on the eligibility list may change after subsequent applicant interview sessions, when offers for Apprenticeship opportunities are accepted or declined, and when Applicants fail to qualify. 6. Offer to Accept an Apprenticeship Opportunity: Needs of the Industry and the economy determine the exact number of opportunities offered and exactly when new Apprentices are assigned to Contractors. Generally, opportunities are only offered once per year; after the March interview session. Opportunities are offered to Applicants with the highest scores. An Applicant must accept an offer before proceeding to step 6. An Applicant is removed from the eligibility list if an offer is accepted or declined. 7. Pre-employment Drug Screen and Physical Exam: Applicants must be drug free and be able to perform the duties of an Electrical Worker. Upon accepting an offer, an Applicant is required to pass a drug screen and physical exam. An Applicant must pass both before proceeding to step 7. An Applicant is removed from the eligibility list if either is failed. 8. Orientation Binder: Applicants who passed the drug screen and physical exam are considered eligible for indenture and receive an Orientation Binder. Applicants are allowed to review the Apprenticeship Agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship Standards, Apprenticeship Rules and Policies, Scholarship Loan Agreements, and other important documents prior to attending an Orientation meeting with the Training Director at the Training Center. 9. Orientation: Applicants are indentured and classified as an Apprentice of METC at the Orientation meeting. This meeting is with the Training Director and is held at the Training Center; typically in early April. All indenture related documents are signed off by the Applicant at the end of the Orientation meeting. 10. Boot Camp/Assignment to Contractor/Attend Classes: New Apprentice Inside Wiremen are required to attend a mandatory 40 hour Boot Camp class at the Training Center. Boot Camp is typically scheduled for the 3 rd or 4 th week of April, Monday Friday, 7:00 am 3:30 pm. Ideally, new Apprentices will be ready for employment/training assignments, if available, to Union Electrical Contractors by the first week of May. All Apprentices are required to attend all scheduled training courses and classes during the term of the Apprenticeship. An Apprentice is classified as a Journeyman upon successful completion of all Apprenticeship requirements. 11. Initiation as a Union Member of IBEW Local 146: An Electrical Worker Apprenticeship Opportunity includes becoming a dues paying Union member of IBEW Local 146. An Apprentice is initiated as a member of IBEW Local 146 at the first local Union meeting following 30 days of employment. After initiation, an Apprentice has the privilege to be an active member with full voting rights. Apprentices and Journeymen pay out-of-pocket monthly membership dues to the International Office of the IBEW and weekly working assessments to IBEW Local 146. Page 4 of 8
5 General Information and Expectations Midstate Electrical Training Center What Applicants Must Know The very first step a person must take to become a part of the Union Electrical Construction Industry is to decide if he or she wants to be an Electrical Worker either you want to be an Electrical Worker or you don t there is no in between. Successful Electrical Workers want to be an Electrical Worker until they retire. Successful Electrical Workers want to be committed and dedicated to the Union Electrical Construction Industry. Successful Electrical Workers want to make the sacrifices required for success. Successful Electrical Workers want to contribute to the success of all Electrical Contractors. Successful Electrical Workers want to contribute to the success of the IBEW. Successful Electrical Workers want to contribute to the satisfaction our Customers expect of the work we do. Applicants apply for 2 opportunities at the same time: an employment opportunity and an education opportunity. METC is only looking for career orientated candidates. METC is only looking for candidates who want to be great. METC is not interested in candidates just looking for a job. Applicants must research the trade to be sure they want to be a part of it. Research should include visiting the web sites listed on the first page of this handout, learning about the trade on YouTube, and meeting and speaking to IBEW members. New Apprentice Inside Wiremen are typically started every year. Opportunities for Apprentice VDV Installer Technicians and Apprentice Residential Wiremen are limited due to Industry needs. Not all Applicants receive an opportunity the first time they apply; multiple attempts may be required. Applicants must understand they are applying for a construction based employment and training opportunity. An Electrical Worker is a construction worker. The potential for unemployment exists in the construction industry always has, always will. Being an employable asset for the Electrical Contractors is the best defense against unemployment. When work slows down, Electrical Contractors keep their employable assets and lay off the rest. Electrical Contractors are in business to make a profit and they rely on their employable assets to make that profit. Should an Apprentice become unemployed due to lack of work, that Apprentice is still an Apprentice in training still a part of this family still a part of this Brotherhood. That Apprentice is not left alone to fend for him or herself. It is METC s responsibility to assign that unemployed Apprentice to another Electrical Contractor for an employment/ojt opportunity. An unemployed Journeyman Electrical Worker has the benefit of over 800 IBEW Local Union offices throughout the country, with 17 in the state of Illinois, to sign up for employment opportunities. While unemployed due to lack of work, Journeymen and Apprentices can claim State and Federal unemployment insurance benefits. Being financially fit eliminating debt and saving money will contribute to success as an Electrical Worker. Electrical Workers work in any and all weather conditions good or bad. Electrical Workers work in any and all job site conditions good or bad. The Electrical Trade is dangerous, and physically and mentally demanding can t be afraid of electricity, heights, or a shovel. It takes a significant amount of commitment, dedication, and sacrifice to be a successful Electrical Worker. Application Requirements and Application Process Applicants must thoroughly review the Application Requirements and Application Process on pages 3 and 4 of this hand out. Employment/OJT METC assigns new Apprentices to the Electrical Contractors for employment/ojt opportunities. New Apprentices become employees of an Electrical Contractor and earn wages, health insurance and retirement benefits. The Electrical Contractor sends Apprentices to the job sites where they are needed. The job site can be residential, commercial, or industrial anywhere within the 12 county jurisdiction. While on the job, new Apprentices work with Journeymen and are taught the trade. A new Apprentice s reputation begins the first day on the job it s up to the Apprentice if that reputation is good or bad. The Apprentice must decide if he or she will be an employable asset or not it s up to the Apprentice to make that decision. Electrical construction work is full time work; scheduled for at least 40 hours per week. Generally, most jobs are scheduled Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, with a half hour lunch break. Some jobs work more than 40 hours per week. Overtime rules apply as per the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Workers are paid once per week, generally on Friday. Page 5 of 8
6 Related Classroom Training Apprentice Inside Wireman Program To obtain Journeyman status, Apprentices must complete 5 years of training. Minimum 8000 hours OJT. Minimum 900 hours RCT. Primary RCT and Secondary RCT is held in Decatur at METC. Primary RCT is a minimum of 45 4 hour night classes during the week after work for approximately 37 weeks during each year of the 5 year program. Classes generally meet 5 to 6 nights per month. This includes meeting once per week and meeting twice a week during one or two weeks per month. Classes are in session from August until early May. Classes are scheduled from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm each night. Secondary RCT consists of Saturday classes and night classes. Inside Year Minimum Primary RCT Hours Minimum Secondary RCT Hours Boot Math Christmas FA Welding OSHA 30 Camp Review Lights CPR/AED Class Minimum Grand Totals Page 6 of 8 Minimum Total Apprentice VDV Installer Technician To obtain Journeyman status, Apprentices must complete 3 years of training. Minimum 4800 hours OJT. Minimum 480 hours RCT. Primary RCT is held at the Training Center in Springfield, IL. Secondary RCT is held in Decatur at METC. Primary RCT is a minimum of 40 4 hour night classes during the week after work for approximately 40 weeks during each year of the 3 year program. Classes generally meet 4 to 5 nights per month. This includes meeting once per week and meeting twice a week during one or two weeks per month. Classes are in session from August until early May. Classes are scheduled from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm each night. Secondary RCT consists of Saturday classes and night classes. Minimum Primary VDV RCT Hours Minimum Secondary RCT Hours Year Math Review OSHA 30 FA CPR/AED Minimum Total Minimum Grand Totals Apprentice Residential Wireman To obtain Journeyman status, Apprentices must complete 3 years of training. Minimum 4800 hours OJT. Minimum 480 hours RCT. Primary RCT and Secondary RCT may be at METC in Decatur or at the Training Center in Springfield, IL. Secondary RCT is held in Decatur at METC. Primary RCT is a minimum of 40 4 hour night classes during the week after work for approximately 40 weeks during each year of the 3 year program. Classes generally meet 4 to 5 nights per month. This includes meeting once per week and meeting twice a week during one or two weeks per month. Classes are in session from August until early May. Classes are scheduled from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm each night. Secondary RCT consists of Saturday classes and night classes. Minimum Primary Residential RCT Hours Minimum Secondary RCT Hours Year Math Review OSHA 30 FA CPR/AED Minimum Total Minimum Grand Totals Primary RCT is the delivery of the trade related curriculum. It consists of time in the classroom with an Instructor and classmates covering homework, tests, and lab work. Secondary RCT is additional, necessary related training. Apprentices have to take advantage of their RCT. If they decide not to, they are simply preventing themselves from becoming an employable asset. RCT requires effort and sacrifice. Time must be allotted at home to complete homework assignments and study for tests.
7 Related Classroom Training cont. Time in the classroom keeps Apprentices away from home and family. RCT attendance is mandatory. Apprentices are penalized for missing class. Any missed class time must be made up to advance in training and compensation. Apprentice Inside Wiremen a laptop computer with a Microsoft Operating System and access to the internet is required for completion of online homework assignments and classroom activities. Apprentice Inside Wiremen through an agreement with Richland Community College, earn 50 college credits upon completion of the 5 year training program to apply towards an AAS degree. 62 credits are required for the degree. RCT and OJT occur simultaneously. Skills learned by serving an Apprenticeship belong to the Electrical Worker those skills are completely portable executable anywhere in the country. Out of Pocket Expenses Laptop Computer Apprentice Inside Wiremen are required to have a laptop computer. School Books Apprentices are required to purchase school books by the start of each school year. If the books are not paid for, the Apprentice will not take possession of the books and will not be allowed to attend class until they are. Book prices are $800 per year and go up annually. Tools Apprentices are required to purchase a limited number of hand tools for use on the job. Apprentices can expect to spend $400 on the required tools. Work Wear Apprentices are required to provide proper work wear, safety toed boots, and cold weather clothing. IBEW Membership Dues An opportunity to become an Electrical Worker includes Union membership with the IBEW. After 30 days of employment, new Apprentices are initiated as Union members of IBEW Local 146. New members pay a $100 initiation fee and minimum monthly membership dues of $ These dues fund the International Office of the IBEW and fund a retirement/death benefit plan for the members of the IBEW. Weekly Working Assessments The office of IBEW Local 146 is funded by the membership through a working assessment of 4% of gross weekly wages. This assessment is deducted off of each member s weekly paycheck. Local Death Benefit Assessment This benefit is funded by the members. After the death of 5 members, members are assessed $20. Upon a member s death, the member s beneficiary receives $3200. No Paid Time Off Electrical Workers are only paid for the hours they work. Electrical Workers are not compensated for holidays, sick days, personal days, or vacation days. Scholarship Loan Agreement Apprentices sign a Scholarship Loan Agreement at Orientation and at the beginning of each school year. As per the SLA, Apprentices receive their training without having to pay an actual tuition to METC. However, Apprentices do repay METC for their training by working in the trade for a minimum of 5 years after they graduate to Journeyman status. If an Apprentice leaves the program or a Journeyman leaves the trade without working in the trade for 5 years, then the Apprentice/Journeyman will be required to pay for the expenses it took to train them. The Jurisdiction Applicants must thoroughly review the Map of Jurisdiction found on page 8 of this hand out. Advancement through the Apprenticeship Program, Wages and Benefits Wages for Apprentices are based on a percentage of the Journeyman pay scale. Starting wages for new Apprentices are generally 42-45% of Journeyman scale; $14-$15 per hour. For each year of training, Apprentices complete all required OJT hours, complete all required RCT hours, complete all homework assignments, take and pass all tests, submit monthly work reports, complete 12 Service Learning Credits, and if applicable, serve all penalties and/or discipline. With the completion of all yearly requirements, METC advances the Apprentices to the next year of training and corresponding pay scale. If the requirements are not complete, Apprentices are not allowed to advance. In addition to the hourly wage, Apprentices earn excellent health insurance benefits. The premiums for the health insurance plan are earned on an hourly basis and are paid for by the Electrical Contractors. In addition to the hourly wage, Apprentices earn excellent pension/retirement plan benefits. These benefits are earned on an hourly basis and are paid for by the Electrical Contractors. Service Learning Credits Program as one of the requirements to advance in training, Apprentices are required to complete 12 Service Credits per year. Apprentices earn Service Credits by volunteering for community events or charities and by participating in NECA and/or IBEW functions. Completion of Service Credits promotes the NECA/IBEW Industry in a positive way. Most activities are worth 2 Service Credits. Page 7 of 8
8 Midstate Electrical Training Center Map of Jurisdiction The jurisdictions of the Illinois Chapter, NECA, Midstate Division; IBEW Local 146; and Midstate Electrical Training Center match geographically. The jurisdiction includes all or part of twelve counties of central Illinois as shown in the map below. Union Electrical Contractors and IBEW Local 146 operate in a joint effort to provide electrical construction and maintenance services to any and all customers within the jurisdiction. As members of this local Union Electrical Construction Industry, Journeyman and Apprentice Electrical Workers are expected to commute within the boundaries of this jurisdiction to report to any customer s jobsite as directed by supervision. To report to jobsites and to mandatory related classroom training in Decatur, Apprentices must maintain a valid driver s license, a quality Union/American made vehicle, and the right attitude. The jurisdiction is large. It is possible for an Apprentice to spend 3 hours or more in a day driving from home to the jobsite, from the jobsite to Decatur for class, and finally from Decatur back to home. Although there are no guarantees, the Electrical Contractors and METC try to limit the travel time of an Apprentice. Page 8 of 8
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